The rebellion movements in Anatolia in the Hellenistic Age

In every period of history, rebellion movements that occur depending on certain demands are observed. The Hellenistic era is a period when the balances are constantly changing and the turmoil is intense. The opportunity created by this environment of turmoil has prepared the ground the way for rebellion movements. In this context, our study aimed to examine the revolts, uprisings and resistances that emerged in Anatolia during the period from the beginning to the end of the Hellenistic period, with their causes and consequences. The authority gap in Anatolia led to riot movements that occurred with various demands. The developments go around are the mass revolt movements. The rebellion movements that took place during this period developed in line with the political, social and economic demands. In the Hellenistic era, rebellion movements against power are observed. In addition, riots that occurred in the army during this period of turmoil are observed. The wars and struggles that took place in the Hellenistic era bring developments in its wake that adversely affected the cities. The cities defended themselves by using their resistance rights against the attack of another power. In the countryside, bandits and pirates continued their activities, deprived of central authority.